Business Litigation

I Have a Verbal Contract but Not a Written One. Is it Still Enforceable in Florida?

Florida recognizes many (but not all) verbal contracts. For a contract to be valid in Florida, it must contain the following elements: Both parties need to be of sound mind and have the capacity to agree to a contract. A minor cannot enter into a contract. The contract must be for a transaction… LEARN MORE

My Business Partner is Stealing. What Should I Do?

If you built a business with a trusted partner and then discovered they are stealing from you, the disbelief, anger, and betrayal can feel overwhelming. Once you recover from the initial shock, you need to act swiftly to protect yourself and your business. Your partner has a fiduciary duty to the… LEARN MORE

I Have Been Refused Commissions I Am Due Under Contract. What Can I Do Now?

If you are part of a professional sales force, making a sale can take a tremendous amount of work, from cold calling, following up on leads, site visits, and negotiating terms, until the final moment when both parties sign the contract and the sale is complete. In some cases, the sales cycle can… LEARN MORE